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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
THE RAILROADS..

A MAN Whist to Drive away fear,
and the engine whistle TO drive away
the man.
The Cincinnati sleeper over the
Memphis 4 Cpsrlesto railroad 10
dsinS q fine bisiness.
MAJ. HKSHY FISK, Of the East
Tennessee, Virginia aud Georgia sys-
TEN, is expe TED home about the - b.
The advanced freight rates on cot.
ton 10 makiog shipments very active
at old fgufes-which have been very
low.
TIE smoke arres,ei is approaching
q success on some ea,tern roads, and
hopes are entertained OF Its periec-
ton.
The railroads will be taIe heavier
than ever with the crowds TO see the
President. AL Of them are preparing
for the crush.
A. J. KsAPr, general ticket agent,
and NJ. Burke, superintendent, Ct the
Mississippi 4 Tenn-si es uilroad, have
returned ffsm n. L1us
tbs Birmingham road people are
looking very happy over the prospects
and you can room reach Memphis
from sny point 10 any way.
The Kansas City, Memphis & Bir-
mIneham railroad expects 10 place Q
schedule In effect between Memphis
and Birmingham about lbs 10Th.
A PRACTICAL man save: WHIST
with the Maun hood waiver aud Pail
man booffay, I will 5000 not know
what kind Of q vehicle I do want"
JAnts II. HuaHKs, for q long time
connected with the Pallmsn company,
a. agent al this place, hes resigned 10
accept o position with the Eat End
dummy line.
J. q. MuSnor has been appointed 70
the position Of master mechanic Of
the Kansas City, Mem HE a Burning
ham railroad. The appointment tooK
effect October 1.
THl sumner smile has faded from
the phiE OF the contracting freight
agent, and the autumn io~n 10 cub
stitutsd, especially vnrn his eompst-
itor gets tins cotton.
The cut rate war between the obis
d Mississippi ard other western roads
has bean hsrmoniz,d. II 10 not
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
TIE WEAVER.
Ind lCn0Ious.

WASHINGTON. Dot. 8. I a.m.-For Alsba.
ma and Mississippi; Fair weithsr. followed
By rain in Lsuisianai cooler; fresh to bri.k
southehsterly winds.
For Arkan,as and Missouri Rain, colder ;
fresh to bri,k sou,hssstsriy winds, btcon-
ms nor'horly.
For TENNESSEE Cooler rain 10 ve'tern
portion, fair weather. followed BY rain In
eastern portion, light to frosh southea,terly
winds.
The rivers will remain nearly stationary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
Mr.. naxI. nay Attend.

MAC n, Ga, Dc. 7.-Jsf Davis has
written to the PRECEDENT 81 The State
iair, I, be held there on the Goth 10
slant: my condition 10 not mater.
ally altered sirce / bad the pleasure
OF teeing you here, ont ] have bs,tyr
reason TO nops that IL may b. In my
power 20 a,isnd the Cooisdursts 10
union a. Macon than / then bad. i,
has been my sincere desire to be pres.
on that OCCASION, and IL 10 now, NJ
when We met, only . q aestion Of phys
zeal ability TO do 90"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
The states Revsnu'.
IsPsoiAL TO TNuAPPsA..,


NASHVILLE, Teun., Oct. Comp.
iroller Picksrd has sent to all the
revenue officers Of the STATE a circular
letter, requesting that remitancss be
msde promptly, a, the Law requires,
as the Safe will stand in'conttant
need OF all the revenue II can coll Ct
They are direcp d TO receive nothing
In pay ment OF Safe revenue except
currency, past due new iseus ceriifi.
Gates aud old issue. Thee precauiion.
AIRY steps are taken that tue State may
he abundaDlly prepared TO pay tho
January interests. Mr.. PicSarg says
he hopsg the response will be such
that II will be uaneceesary TO borrow
mo"ey for the January interest, about
$4,000 The bulk OF the revenue
cpmes In In Jsnusry and February,
but he believes tina, II tbs OH ,rTe try
the amount will be raitsd without
bo'f1ylng.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
10 IL sersssuIy nsId.

Nnw YoRK, Oct 7.-Norvin Green
did not want TO eco reporters today.
and Jay Gould was too busy with
meetings to talk. Mr.. sommerville,
the press sgent Of the Western Union,
said the particulars Of the Baltimore a
0aio purchase were, he undern,ood,
substantially s published. Details
bad not yet been arranged, but the
properly was nov epsrated for &C.
uount 81 the Wsslern U0ion and @ a
part Of lie system.
"rbe purchase eivsa ul control of
the iets oysl t1e i've great trunk
lines Ihsrs VIII DO no great advance
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
wsserssy.' ,snvsstisa,

HELHsA, Ak, ocL T. q w. Hughes
appointed DR.. II. NJ. Grant. Of this
city, to represent the Stats II the wa
terways crnven ton, to be held In
Memphis on the 20,h. The mayor
was Instructed by the ,ouucil last
night TO appoint representatives. Tbs
i,ilowing we're selected: Gen. ]. u
rappsu, Mr.. james 7. Clarke, NJ
Greenfield Qaarles, Col. J. u. Miles,
Mr.. W 4 Barnett, VT. q. X. Coolidge,
and Msj John J. Homer. IL 10 prob.
sbls that most OF thess sentlemsn will
attend.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
nebsr, e.rr.,t Rss.rss.

Nav fosx, Oct MIR. r bert Gar.
rsts returned from Europs by the
steamship Fms this morning. When
spoken TO 10 connect on with the sslr
Of The Baltimore a Ohio telegraph
lines Me-. Garrett did not seem 10 be al
oil surprised that the sale had taken
place. bot would say nothing on the
sui 20. ercep, that he vas not pro.
pared 70 speak,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
YELLOW FEVER
Makes Its Appearance In . Milo
Enrun ma n

MAkes Its Apssnrasce 10 . MILD
Form nj Gamps.
JAcKsosvIlLE, Fla, DC. IA spe-
cisl ir m Tampa TO the Times Union,
dated at 10 o'clock this morning, says:
"Pi ysiciaus here this morning pre-.
nounced tbs exister ce Of yellow fever.
There are only two csie,, both Of
mild type. There has been ore d, aih.
People are psDic stricken aod tie city
is being deserted. Tns yellow fever
wall not likely become epidemic for
SEVERAL days, II at all. There is little
real cause for general slaim, as the
weather Ia moet favorable to health,
and cary fros, 10 sntici pated."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
PRUHlBiilONisTs
ArrapsiBE for n mig Coav-ation
NEXT Mohth.
ESPECIAL TO Tine APrrAL.l

hfht nohtbs
ESPECIAL TO THt APrHlL.l
NASHVILLE, Tenn Oct. The pro.
bibition leaders are arranging for q
big convention In the city next month.
Preparations arr beiug made for the
entertainmeht ~ hundreds Ct visitors
from all part, oil the State and repre-.
ssntatives of several other sia,es. The
object Of the conference 10 to perfect
organisation and discuss plans for the
prosecution OF the prohibition
cause, particularly s to the
near future, and the alignment OF
its interest In the pend ng skirmish for
political position. The call reads as
iollowe:
"HslpQulIrERS THySHgsII
stArE fIsrEasS n Alliance,
NAsHNiLLE, Tenn, Oct 4, lssl.
"rhe tennessee STATE temperance
sllianco Ia hereby called 10 meet In
convebtion IN the city Of Nashville on
The Oh aud l0.h Of November next.
The Woman's christian temperance
union OF the State, the Good Templars
aud al other organization =, waite and
colored, In synIia by with the grea,
prohibition movement In Tennessee
are earnestly r. qnssItd TO be piesent
With large Delegations The necys-ity
OF tbis call lie apparent TO evfIy Ten.
neseee patriot The chairman Of each
county 10 the State will therefore At
oice prepare to have bis county fully
aud ably represented.
"JoE II. FusELL,
"Ch'm' staie EK. jim"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

TVS report Of ,ns general secretary
OF the Knights Of L,bor shoss do.
crtne IN membership Of about 1885,
600. Toe recsipt. for thsyesr have
been over $4,000. The general as
s.mbly Of the or Ter now In session In
Mime .polIs 10 very orderly. Mr..
fo-a.ssS . .....,is sYi.--. ~ v. AZ &C
maj orIty.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
AMusEa
Lfss,e Evsss.

"Foss's Ferry" vas reproduced Of
the tbsaisr last night aud before .
pleased audience. "0ur Apsel" will
be tbs matinee attraction 81 the thea
ter todfy and again tonight, ths
change Of program bsins made In
order 70 give the friends OF Mas
hsuds Jstines an opportunity 10 wit
ne,s her debut. Mus Jsfnes Will APP
pear a. nilly Thatober, the soverncss,
and Miss Evans - Blossom Jennings,
the angel. both 81 the matinee and
nj. ht performances.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

DUBLIN, oct. The hearing 10 the
cise Of William 0'Brltn, who was
summoned for publishing accounts Of
meetings OF suppressed branches Of
the National league In the U nited Ire.
lard. has been adjourned PENDING a
decision Of ths superior court by the
crown In thu case AZ aims, Il d Mayor
Sullivan, who was summoned Tor tbs
same ofisnse. Mr.. Hesly, member OF
Parliament. Mr.. O'Brisn'i COUNSEL
app auded the magistrates decision,
and said the court had SHOWN itself
fair minded In ito disposition u the
case. Mr. o'Bden was no. present Ia
tue court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
James Wsiswsishs.

Judging from the sovsnes sales
yesterday at witsman's, the largest
since Eiwin Booths les. seasoo, the
Louis james and Marie Wainwright
engagement gives promise Of being one
Of the best Of tho present seas n.
They are exceedingly populs, with
Memphis tnester goers, and dessrv'
edly 90. They will open nsr mon
dsy night q, the thestsr In "Vnsln'
Ia I" one Of their stronges, produe, ions,
and In which they have sch'eVeo
great success,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
es.s Of Thieves Cs.ss,,

BInxtseHAn, Ala, Oct. Z. 90 The
visilsn, officers OF the Mssie City lss'
nisht made one Of the most successful
hauls ever made here. The lay oul
oonsinted Of Aaron Ashley and Ave
osnied.rs 70, who have bten emerged
for the last three months In commit
ting roboeries In oil quarters Of tbs
city, particularly In Avondsle end
southsida Aaron Ashley, who, three
months sro, had served q term in the
coal mlnes, made clean confession.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

The APrEAL mag bs fouod on 6ls 10 St.
Louis at tbs Lindel Bolsl.
In New York al the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at the Ufice Of the American Newspaper
Publisher Association. lc4 Temple Court.
This paper 10 represented by J. u. Van
ooron, Special Eastern Advertising Agent,
No. y Tribune BuiIdinT. New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

In rates. Some rates have been
,idicnlohsly low. / some c.ses the
B. d o. has transferred business for 10
cents when 1t cost II cents for outside
service. Is rolicy eeemed/to be to
IL jure the Western Union rather than
to make business for itself. Such rates
a. these will, 81 c,urse, be- incre sssd.
Where ooe Office can do the busine's
for city the B d o. flee will be
closed. All Il ese mat ers, however,
will take time to arrange. ard 1t 10 not
possible to at once give the details."
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
a. old Ci,i.,u pesa.

ColunBus, Mas, ot News wss
received here this after loon Of
the death Of Mr.. y. q. MuUser, Of
West Point. Mr.. Munger was one Of
the oldest citiE me Of Coldmbus and
moved 10 West Point only lev ! ons
sgh lie will be buried here tomor'
tos morning.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
A DEsPERAD, KILLS.
One OF - sseriG's Posse slain by
Him.
IsrscrAL TO ras LrrELL.I

lrsCfAL TO rhH ArrfAL'I
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 6-Neus
reached here tonight from the line q
the Choctaw nation, elk y.eigbt miles
south from Fort Smith, that last nigl I
q deputy Uaited States msrsbsl and
posss Of three mso, In an attempt tn
serve q writ OF arrest on a Desperate,
we're fred on by the man for whom
they were Ia search, and one guard
was killed, while smother received
wounds that will prove fatal. They
ran Gfoul OF their game at q CO uUtry
farmhouse and called him to the door,
bat when the door was thrown sjs "
their man wss hesled and ready for
the irsy. lie frat en- ptied a double.
barrel, q shotgun into the crowd.
stepped TO the ground aud walked
bsck ward TO the bush, some tseuty
yards away, bat kept the night al, full
Of bullets between himielf and his
plfsueTa.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
An IsBuMAN BRUTE.
A N,gro's Di.boIicsi Attempt nc
Rape.
IsrsorIL TO rns lrrslL.I

ESPECIAL TO rHs ArrsIL.I
HELENA, Ark, Oct Information
has been received here that day so or
since, a neeio. about tweniy.or g ycars
Of age, named Charles l., vie, Al.
tempted TO assault little white girl
named Mary Hsinsly, near Barton. In
Phillips county. The little girl In the
moroips, as she was on her wy to a
neighbours house, met this negro, who
looked At her suspiciously, and on her
way home that evening, accompanied
by her two little b'others, sged seven
and nine yesrs, the negro iamped ou,
from behind tree aud said
"Hello, sisi' whereupon the little
girl started at full speed to
egsde the hsnd, but he followed
her aud soon overlook and CHI ktd
and beat her numerically, pulling
out most OF her hair In tn. struggle.
The little ho,s, in the meauline, gave
an alarm which brought n.ishbois TO
the rescue aud prevented tbs black
brute from accomplishing his iphu
man purpose. The little Girl lives
with her widow a mother aud Ia only
twelve years OF age. tt negro made
his escape.
This same hend. within the las, two
YEAR,, attempted TO rape q seven year
old coloted child and IN old anO de.
creplt negroes. II caught this time he
will stretch hemp,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

TRs Bispnatioas Tor tbs welcome
ard entertainment, OF Ptsld-n, 81 d
Me-. Clevelapd are progressing 6aely.
Tncy v.l, csr,siniy b. convinced that
Oh. people OF Memphis are glad to
meet thsm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

"BEr n shns grss, matter a little
DE kinulo,L I" ,silh scripture. Aud
IA. ~. xsmpliti d ., NssLu,, n. II ,
zee sr6a A mu.tia, dss a hole In
= eaoA t.nk. and the DISASTROUS con-
nqa.rees s'e stated In our ielseraphic
c5.uup, THE m, rnltR.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

C,srpMLsH PicranD isiahins time
by ii- io'sl, Cd, aud has issued q cir
cusr o. the revenue ,Gi jers Of the
state ursios close collections and
arsnpt remit sness. In order that u
MAJ no, be necessary for the s'a's to
eoro. money to m,st the January
interest on the debt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
IHk rELEtHUSI.
Action Taken b. subsci ibers Ies-
terdsy

The Jingle OF the teleph ne bell IVES
conspicuous for its silence throughout
yesterday. The fiat VI The cub ,cribers
was deliberately mste, and 70 iIrevoca-
bio go long as the ma iayemeEt Insists
on its short.ighttd policy vi euch an
unreas enable Increase 10 rate. ies-
terdsy afternoon L,gal Eaosger II N.
Cook received dispatch nq iestif z
bis presence in Nashville by the next
train, aud he left last night for that
citv. II 10 supposed b at Mr.. Noel
wishes to dieouss the avssa Il titua-
ton he has gotten himseli INTO wi h
bis Memphis customers Wbal the
result OF the confreuco bstSsen Mr..
Cook aud his chief vii ID can only
be known when that g.I ilemsn re-
turne. The follow ng let er, from the
directors and Secretary X i <, Of the
Merchants exchange, seek torcibly
tor themse ver, and IL Is understood
that the directors Of The Cotton tx
change will trks similar action st
their me. ting at noon toda
"MEsPBis, Oct. !, 1857.
"Mr. Il. A. Keeling, Secretary Merchants
Exchange:
"Dear sir-Nesrly all of the men,
beTe OF the exchange nsNiOg ditcon-
tinued the ute Of their eirpncn.s and
ordered came TO be removed from
their places Of business, yOu are here
by instructed to order tho ierphons
company TO remove their lhs,Tumsnis
from the exchange, snd you viii
notify them t"At We will bot be To.
spoDi IDLE for any iuuuvf renal or
cJaIges from this date
- II MARTIN President.
''J,Hs T. HILLIss,
"F. L. ANDKgs y,
"LoUs En-.
~ n. L AKA.
1T b. lRtZkvANT,
| ~. J. Tn RNTOS,
Nv. A kysRNA.,
az. NJ Mas \,
"A.s LlvEaM
"B ala bctrTs."
"SEspHIs, Oct. :, 1857.
III. N. Cook. Manager unbsrland rele.
Ihons Goa PAM, Memphis, Ienn,i
Dear Sir am Il sITuuted ~ DOR
board OF diT' ctors 10 molly you mat
GA account Of the limited rSice now
rendered by your company, Ne cam
not longer pay you tho amrunt
charged. 0ut Of msmbtrship Il 345
only about forty nls remain con-
necie1. You will pierre remove the
telephone at once, and W. shall look
TO you to refund us the amount due
rs on our uuexpired term Tor rental we
paid in advance. Respectfully,
"E A KEELING.
"s cretsIy Menu his MrreBan . Ex.
change"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

KtArplKy sells . sooi sr'nplr In
holdins o public co t,reno. having In
vi.w the discussion Of the resources
VI tie s...s sSd tbs bee, means Tor
tb.ir highs, development olhe'
sou b,r1 STATES hight Odd II sdvsn'
,sre q, 70 20 th. ., ms thing.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

&C INVENTION Of prohibition lsajeis
vii! be held ia J,uusiy neat TO dis
case pen, 70, the ia ure D'isa: only
srfvre a. Shet ths ardor Of you pro.
hlhiu nlst-.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

VIM the absorption Of the Balti'
moiv 4 osll ulsg'Ai IA company by
the wetl,fa L ION. the fact Ia again
IN .de pslpsble that Nr Gould Ia still
d 'ing businesses, tho old stand.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

Tss Lassl.ivc OJ.tcl has the
rgltto vithdtsw n m the Ouuber.
la d telephone company the privileges
80 oljpys The M,mpbis subscribers
Ar, by ne me.ns pl.ss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

IN. Avalanche has intlma,ed that
u,n. Chalmers sOugh, employment In
she Hsddsn persecution. Thh 10
lpractio ,lly = charge 81 bsrra,ry. The
&c era wlll probably be heard from
when be returns TO the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
atiii % Q strike.
tsrsmIL 70 yrs lrrsIL,l

LrrrLs RICK, Arb, oe. 7!-The
strike among the union tailors Of this
city stiIl continues, Although the
w,pes paid them here are in,exosss OF
az plIce wit1in radius 81 LOCO
milee, they still u'gp their demands
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

PsnB.r Pfesid,n: No,l, Of the
,unbTlaad telephone company,
ga ia b, TIT, lime that the people
o! Ath I'LL, can make very vigorous
hsht ub,n aroused.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

FE,s presen, ipdIoA'lons the alb
sebt.rt irm the MADDEN reception
vii he veiy copipicuous. |, will be
very ihi.r,stipg TO .oruuGiE, the as.
,emb agt TO see 10 may not be there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

Tus oaos. OF lsoir 10 in jeopardy,
for y, mis- E,srnsy has rallied to lite
tuppori-
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

TnE attention Of Pes dent Noel, Of
the Cumberland telephone company,
10 called to the fact ths, bu,ine,s has
rot t.cn Suspended In Memphis.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

THt UJntplralois WIN are so,kilg
,he uvsrbios Of Mr.. Hidden would
bo v,fv much pl asid 10 have the
pub IL helievs there VA 70 conspiracy
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

nus ~ ,tion Of welcome 10 Mr.. Had.
den will bs memorable ~ an express
ti,n oil popular sssrd for a isithiul
public servant
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

TIM J lcktonian club has dc yeloped
vipor which gives sseul ance tina, II
Las come IN stsy.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

TnE lsdics Of Memphis will surely
succeed 10 makiag Ms. Cleveland
ietl quito at home.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
It~raay's Locas Temp era,ur.

Maximum Temperature, $40; minimum.
ss.f! otOhe, o. tAiaiAI,. o 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
THE u. A o. TELEGRAPH.
she sale AeAssvtedses by the
NHrIaIa

Nrw loKx, Oct. THE bard Of
directors Of tue wottern Union have
officially rstif,d tho contract for the
purchase Of the Baltimore a 0oio
telegraph lines, aud the company ha.
sken formal possession. Mr.. Garrett
has given bis approval In legal form.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08

Inn telephone company asks the
poop q 10 pay $4,000 for a swhch'
board. Tho demand Ia preposle'ou ?.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
THE PRESIDENTS Wit.
Meeting or lhe Ladirs' Y, &c )tlOn
Committee ut III, Exchange.
Discussing the PROM ans and NAH.
ing Arrangements for tho Event
tom mtstees Appststess.

At the Merchants exchange yester-
day sf.ernooa q meeting OF tue lrdies'
reception committee was held, Dr.. ID.
7 Porter acting az chairman and E A.
Keeling, secretary. Some fifty ladies
we're in attendance wtei the meeting
was called to order, but 1t was some
time before the ripple Of conversation
cessed.
Chairman Porter Paid be bad ed
them together with reference 20 he
reception Of President Gle e a d rad
Mrs. Cleveland at the CnicksssS duo
,oonir, and TO make MP the Necessary
commuters. Ladies With C ub tickets
are II zee ed % be at the sand on the
bluff on the evening Ct the IA b, VIII, n
Mrs. Cleveland will wines, tue ii Q.
works display, sitter which they will
escort her to the Chicksssw cub rooms
and then back TO the Gayoo
hotel. Ladies' not belong ny u the
club are tx 1ectsd to escort Mira.
Cleveland 20 the club. The same rule
spplies to gentlemen acting as IS or,
to the President, Ga the morning OF
the 18Th the ladies' are exp c'.d to be
at the hotel at $3.50 o'clock shsrp. go
as 10 move In carriages 10 tho process.
sion at Q o'c cct. Mrs. \ ,puleon
Hill, bsii z chairman Of the ladies re.
ception committee, will havs cnaree
Of the ladies', who Will bs assisted by
gentlemen. The ladies oh jud b. az
the hotel On the ev enibg Of the l4;h
at 7 80 O'Clock, 30 ss 10 I c 10 time foi
the fireworks display, whlca will be
gin st s O'Clock.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED.
Following lie the committee OF gen
tlemsn to eecJrt the ladies fiom th,
fire works to the Chicksssw club
| th.nca IN tha Gaunao hnfal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-08
rnsIDnSr's AppRrs.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-01-23
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Gambling and Conspiracy.

MILWAUKEE, January 22.-The famous
suit OF Daniel Wells, Jr., against Peter
Mc'5eoch, the well-known speculator,
with whom he was associated in the
disastrous lard deal at Chicago, in 1888,
was decided by Judge Manning In the
county court this morning, in favor of
McGeoch, the suit being dismissed with
cos s. The suit grew ou' of he failure
of the great lard deal. Wells ana NC
Geoch advanced $3.50 600 TOT settle
the affairs of the stranded firm
of McGeoch, Everingham q Co.. and
Immediately thereafter Wells brought
suit against McGeoch. charging the
latter with securing through miscepre
sentation his (Well's) hall of the
amount paid in the settlement. The
court decided that Wells was fully in
formed of the particulars of the deal
and that therefore there was no fraud /;
that it was a lump" statement, that
must stand in the absence of detailed
accounts by Wells. Furthermore the
judge says the dealings of the firm were
gambling contracts and a conspiracy
against public policy, and for that
reason the court could not even enter
tain the suit. The courtroom was
crowded and the decision was received
with a great deal OF interest.